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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
THE BEST ROUTE TO KASsAs.-The Chicago

The BEST ItULI 70 IN7h-N1'0' Z 10 Y 71S7alI'0
Press says: N4
Tho trip between Chicago and Leavenwors.
civ by this route is as follows:
The trains connect each day with the Q r. NJ.
Kansas Express. which leaves st. Louis over the
Pacific railroad for Jefferson City, pleasant run
Of six hours, there connecting with one of dali
" line Of new and finely appointed steamers d.
rect for Kansas City and Leayenworth, making
the time between st. Louis and the territory in
forty-eight hours, and the entire trip from Chi
cago aud Kansas in three days.
The route will prove one Of the most populal
and pleasant imaginable, and be the leading
channel the present season.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

~ sheboygan Falls village voted, on Tues
day last. to loan the village credit to the she-
hoygaT,. and Mississippi Railroad Company to
III amount Of SI0,0JU, by majority of two TO
one.-Sheb. Tines.
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- WElEAT 90 Sc.

E.HAYE TWO HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
the shove kiod g, Wheat to sea. haye had the same
aFeshe III Ga laa tav ae p9rpCe q using the for
seed ana auy person who Wishes tits KIND a Wheat viii
5u'y need cG 8tmv ece IN Eenesha and examine the
-aIa9 ana vii Is Uiy ssed tAat We have quaity Of
S,-inr wheat eanSl 10 this. j. W EVANS.
KenoshA, March :, 1897. 5Sd
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

FATAL ACcIDENT.-Signer Martinez, the
guitarist. vel. known in tais city, was run over
on railroad il Detroit on Wednesday, and
died few hours afterwards from the effects of
the injuries received. He was native Of Spain.
In 1871 be married French lady whom he now
leaves a sorrowiEg widow and mother, with q
son II years OF age.-Chtoag0 y0HrHai.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

EsEVSEEEs. BRUSHES.-A superior stock of
& , Paint, White-wash, Scrubbing Counter Shoe
Varush, Buster, Clothes, Hair, & many other kinds
to numerous 10 mention Call and examine ut
STARKWFATHER & Co.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

''BLACK REPTBLICANISM" IN CHICAGO
Recorder WILSON, Of Chicago, has lately had a
queer case before HIM -Four negroes were
brought before him, charged with stealing poul-
try. Their counsel boldly put forward the plea
that, under the bred Scott decision of the L. s.
Supreme Court, the negroes were not citizens,
but "chattics, and ceuld not be punished The
Prosecuting Attorney strange to say, demurred
10 this plea, and the TribRns gives the sequel:
His Honor. Judge Wilson, sustained the de-
murrer. stating that IF Chief Justice fancy
ever intended by that decision to make Africans
or the descendants of Africans so far ebattels
that they may appropriate other peoples chattels
by larceny, without being aswerable to the laws
Of this State or the local police regulations. then
this Court does not recognize the validity OF
such decisions"
Exception was taken to the ruling of the
Court, and the merchandise chattelsr were
placed upon trial. The jury rendered verdict
of not guilty The prosecuting witness, de-
scendant ois an African. failed upon the trial, 20
swear to any facts which would go to establish
the guilt eff the accused albeit his testimony be-
fore the grand jary was explicit and positive
The witness Lad probably heard the proceedings
relative 10 the Jurisdiction Of the Court in the
case, and veEy naturally came to the conclusion
that being himself a mere ehattel, piece O
merchandise. he could not be held amenable t.
The laws Tor committing perjury, and might al
well under the circumstances, clear his friend.
as convict them.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
FANCY GOS5gBs.

fINlE best stock OF PERI NERY-Foile Soaps,
4 Hair OILS, Pomades, Port Monndies, &c. ever re-
ceiyed in h7 city, are now offered for sale At the
Drug Store of
STARKWEATnER & Co
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Public LANDS in wisconsin.

II viii he seen from the above that there are yet
some feen sasoas of acres Of Public Lands, with
in this state, unsold and aneccupied. large portion
OF tic tract is iirsi-rate land
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Gl 50 hHlLK ZANE.

A SUPERIOR article for keeping milk sweet, a.
"a, obtaining an extra quantity Of cream, vi
STABKWLATHER & co s
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INC PAINTS.

ENTE arc constantly receiving, and she'll keep
w full supply Of tbe best brands Of Ziac Pant
White Zinc being an oxide forms chemical coInbi
nation with the acid Of tie OIL producing hard and
durable paint either for inside work for exposure
70 the weather
1t is one third cheaper-free from poisonous prop
critics ard gives u better and more durable white.
SrARNAEEATHER & co
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY,
FOR RENT.

q GOOD SIZED, MFORTABL I
. D,eeHisE HaNss, and large garden, 4 ~, ~
iu the Nnrlh Ward. Posseasica given FL ss5ssSs
s.auAtdlate'y. - 81 tGs-sA
A'-o tas FREMONT HOUSE, oDE Sssl.sA5
NaraetS.r-l
FtbTuary :, 1855. d. Z. GASKilA.
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Iarnishcsi YarRiSIleS!!

Egrtc c0n-guNcui = N0acH, I9fr.Hge and
Furniture Vhrnishes, nom the celebrated Man
rraetory Of Fiden & Nephew, n Y. .iust fecei, ed
and for sale cheap, by
STAPKWEATUFP K Go.
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fhe thing that hath been il i hst which sha be; and
there is thing under the sun.n-1As Royal
Preacher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20
10 CORRESPONDENTS
10 THE PUHLTC.

.s,v, ,s day sold to Nlessr,. Campbell MoDermot
1nelrcnerr Office. wereturn our sincere thanks
patrons for tie many acts Of kindness We have re-
.s,ssIr hands and cordially commend successors
e.,notce wedoubt will ever be found prompt
=, attentive to every department of business, and will
deserve the patronage of the community.
accounts will run the 18th instant, ard hope
iii aid US in speedily closing mp our outstanding
ts,oants
?. business of the firm viii settled by either of the
sad t Beatty will be found the office for that
psro's BEATTY q CO.
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Sgs0.S gsgSSa.fNl
81 M ! { EIS
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREE
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, req. ", 1890.
SESATE.-The Senate took up the House bill
repeating the laws of Kansas, aud providing for
a new election.
Mr.. Adams, in order to avoid discussion,
moved that the bill be laid on the table. Mega
lived; IL against "a.
Mr.. Green said that he voted against laying
the bill on the table because he wanted the bill
examined by the judiciary committee. He had
personal information that all the obnoxious laws
had been repealed by the local authorities of
Kansas
HousE-Mr. Letcher, from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported bill extending the
time for the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad to
pay the duty ON its iron, III, consequence of the
embarrassment of its finances, having been &C.
casioned by the late prevalence Of the yellow
fever
Mr.. Campbell of Pennsylvania, moved to .ta-
bic the bill, and was agreed to by majority.
Mr.. Davis of Maryland, by direction OF the
Investigating Committee, said he had been
directed to make a spccial report in the
case of William A. Gilbert, of New York.
He moved that the report be printed, and stated
that he should move (yhen thatlquestion was
detcrmined) to postpone further consideration
till Monday next ~ q
Mr. Grow denied that the committee had
right to make this repart as a question of priv
ilcge. They must first obtuin leave, especially
if the report implicated members of this House.
Mr. Letcher and others, amid the excitement
loudly demanded the reading of the report
Mr. Grow resumed and said the committee
have exceeded their authority and violated the
constitutional rights of members.
The speaker said Mr.. Davis must state the
character Of the report, and renewed cries--"let
it be read.n he afMs% j5
Mr.. Smith, of Va, understood the committee
were instructed to make report, and not a
statement merely. lar4 ssu5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

NocNpsyILLE CONVENTION YEsTERDAY.--About
three hundred delegates, representing all the
counties of the district, met in the Congress
'0nal Convention yesterday, at Moundsyille, and
went through with what might fairly be called
the "loregOne conclusion" of nominating the
Hon. Sherrnrd Clemens for Congress. "A large
number of persons availed themselves of the
round ticket advantages, offered by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, and by or o o'clock
Noundsville was filled almost to the extent
Of Its capacity. The delegates met in the
Court House before dinner, and adjourned over
until in the afternoon, at which time they as
SenbIed and went into unanimous nomination.
Several little discussions arose upon the repre-
se"t'tiOn of counties; but 'as whole, the pro-
seedngs We're quite unanimous. Ono of the
DC Oes' events of the day was the aholshing of the
OiaSksSiile resolutions, which have of late met
win such an emphatic censurc from the press
and people of the district, They are all out of
Tue way now, and we need have no more fears
Of Unnecessary rotations. We can hold on to
enc man just rs long as We like him, without
Aoy bond to exact sacrifice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

TnE TELEGRAPH, as it comes now 70 the papers
If the city, is source of great annoyance
We commence often late in the night TO get
items Of news, which, by its date, ought to have
lecn in hours before, instead of being held over
10 blind the eyes of printers with so much night
work. Considering the good fat price which
they exact for it, we think the press have good
cause of complaint at its vexatious delays. If
it i, not too true that rnonopolizing corpora
ten shave no soul, . we hope this modest sug-
re,tion will be Of some service.
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Tor tas wnsslIas Inlslllssaeet.l
February 10Th, 1857.

February 18th, 1857. 80
Eiitors Waee'ing Iat6ihgehesr see, by
INT. !, mornings paper, curiosity on the part of
'ae subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Art Union,
10 Know something ofthe result of the drawing.
Perhaps the circumstances which subjoin
may be gratifying. At Columbus, Ohio, two
Neeks since, saw the schedule of the drawing,
which took place at sandusl5y on the 2sth ult,
published in the daily sandusky (something)
extra ,s By this it appeared that two orthreo OF
sae medallions were drawn by subscribers resi-
"ea' IN Columbus. One week since, at Zanes-
v S'l'' lsaw at the agents office in that place,
'''ee magnificent oil paintings, justrcceived by
sa 5, drawnb the lucky ones of GAINESVILLE.
'ae most beautiful one of the threemas drawn
va lady who drew a handsome prize in this
@ne Institution last year.
POSSIBLY, the Honorary Secretary for Wheel
,as may be appointed from New York, instead
" directly by the Actuary from Sandusky, thus
, If necessary journey of the account
y 'ae drawing from Sandusky to New York,
s4a from New York to this city; which, may
'Ssoant for the delay. "a,
1oe speculation is o1a Of Buckeyeiiom, and
~ Ss o. New York. OBSERVER
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TnE Next 0OSyExr,oN.-;Fhe delegates yes
tsrlay voted Wheeling as their next place of
rendezvous. The Marion delegates went ''dcad
against" the proposition, having Fairmont in
their eye, but the proposition carried by a de-
ciel vote
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

NoulxATIoS FOR LEGISLATURE Yesterday,
the Marshall county delegation met during the
interval between the forenoon and afternoon ses-
sons of the Congressional Convention, and nom /.
mated Mr. Robert Alexander as their candidate
for the Legislature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

Tng Ohio, Brooke aud Hancock delegations
returned last night from Moundsville, duly her
aided by = band of music. The weather hax-
Ing depressing tendency, it was well that the
sp;lote was on hand.
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-cHUROHEs OF wfIr.lSII.. 4 So.

i he infoP &
lish the following list Of The We pub
time and place Of meeting n aIl isF
will make the ne.esss are any we
Streets Rev E. r psnrIs Restos
oeloek evenIny = NEWT p19'nlns services W.
81. .so6n,s. Es;scono,;a, ,,..,u..-..
Second cebt+ ySh,,s ~. 81 ana
mor,,ip,,s 1o,( =. Es'"Ei
EYrst pres5,ts,;I,, ne. Z, yr-. ~.
he,,v.s No. 80, ~ n !" FsA'OF FooFths St.
noon.
Second res1yterian, webster street between Main and
Market Centre wheeling services morning and evening
Third Presbyferian FIFTH street between Chestnut and
Talbert sts., south Wheeling Rev e wo6s Pastor
ees morning and evening.
Fourth PresJlte rfas, Rev "A p,r, a.,.o- AJ.i
between Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street IEekIo5fst ELiscanJ po. p .Joo,, De-
tor Fourth street between Monroe and oupcy. ..rlc.s
morning and evening = -
- q. :, S,..S'
oFHt GtFeet AethOdEst EfScCdt Rev B. IsnH, Pastor
Market and North ss North Wheeling. ssrvtce~
,,,or,t,,, I, "a ,,,,.,,..-
4''e s'A't SSeH'"N' -tl
CAfpfths Street AetAOitsk EpScOpdE, Rev. s. r. DAH-
soS PastoEs Chapllne street. between First aud sern
= ..s o. ei we '4 4 mug ~ anu evening"
South Wheeling n e. tAHrcN, Rev. c. D. BATIEILE,
PASTOR services morning and evening. 81 Re
UNeeiing Island CtqDel ON Wheeling Island Rev, p
MooRE, Pastor.
m, ,tn 49,, -. NJ -. 49, -. - 49,
'Sss' He'"ssn "eUs's anu Aittu' Oetl1Ie "hesi-
Ing.
" tsS'"'.H NJ ieS BISHOP
~ s"ees' corner OF halnpaeni services
Associate Rsrormed Rev j. T. MCCLURE PASTOR corner
!, 49, = =, - -, -. = : - ' !, Sa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FoUNDRY PROPERTY

For sale or s.ease, in West .CdIunl bin. Va.
rNIfE property good working order, having lack.
smith shop with two hres, Patterns and TOOLS together
with stock Of coke Thsbudings so In iEnghth by
80 in width ith carpenter shop audathe shop
lathe.
and manufacturing county with very large coaftr in
active operation. -iit7 + ~
The properly Will Released for years mechan.
les Of steady habits and good and none but such
apply. II any should desire purchase the pay
Will be made easy, either with without the
This property has chartered privilege manufacturing
of $S08O Should company purchasing, desire It,
chartered privileges Will be allowed with the property
ais SARGENT RICHTER
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Tnr CONCERT To-NIanT.-We remind our
readers that tonight Mrs. Henry's magnificent
concert and farewell benefit" comes off. She
has prepared one of the choicest programmes
we have read for many day, and which can
not but be acceptable to all who are at all must
cali their tastes. Her friends all through the
city, and "thcir name is legion, arc determined
that she shall in this, her last appearance in
Wheeling, receive hearty testimonial of their
regard for her She has engaged number of
accomplished assistants; and the selections in
theinstrumcntal and vocal departments are of a
very popular and entertaining character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

RIVER NEws.-The arrivals Of boats for the
past "a hours were, the Cremonia and Diurnal,
from Pittsburgh, the Harmonic and Argyle,
from Cincinnati, the Cheyoit, from GAINESVILLE,
the Courier, from Parkersburg, the Convoy,
from Steubenvic, Silver Star, from sunfsh, and
the Meteor, from Louisville. She brings, we
learn, 700 tons of freight for the railroad here,
River rising; / feet water in the channel.
The departures were the j. b. Ford and II.
A. Jones, to Cincinnati; Cremonia, to Nashville;
DiiFnal, Argyle, Harmonic and Chevoit, to Pitts
Ourgh; Courier, to .ParEcrsburglt; Convoy, to
Ssnbenyille; Silver Star, to sun6sh, and Balti-
more, to Galipolis.,
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Suicide.

PH1LApELPR1A, Feb. l0.-Charles H. whippo,
of Iowa, student at the Homeopathic College,
committed suicide last night with prussic acid.
He lett a letter in the following words: Dear
fathcr-C Come and take my dead body;" signed
Charles II. Whippo.
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The Central Ohio Ran Road Company:
The object of this suit is to $1S3 90 cents debt
with thereon and In which suit attach
Issued and returned served upon NJ Pumphrey
and Bonham, GlberHOn 4 Co., gurnIshees.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant Is not
of the State of FirgnaOn motion of the plain
tins their Attorney Is ordered that do appear here
within month after the due publication OF this order
what may be necessary protect its interest this
suit that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city OF wheelps for four
the door of the Court
House Ohio county, the first day OF the County
Court. Acnpy-Teste: ALONZ0 L0RINIf, clerk.
LPendIeton POI fei5-Iw
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The Central Ohio Rail Road Company ''s'''-- :

The Central Ohio Rail Road Company ssialssl s..
The object of this suit Is attach In the hands Of VIII
liam Terry, Thomas pecams agents for
the defendants, and Michael Herr, doing business
der of Herr Co., either OF them
effects estate belonging to the said defendant
the Central Ohio Rail Road Company, to Thatcher Per-
kn5 Superintendent OF said Central Ohio Rail Road Conn
pany, all funds which The said Terry Decamp,
them may received for the transportation of
freight passengers said Central Ohio Rail Road and
any moneys which said Michael Herr d Co. for
the transportation Of freight said Central Ohio Rail
Road, suciency thereof to satisfy and pay the
painants demand Of $780, with and OF suit
defendant tire Central Ohio Rail Road Company,
having eutersdits appearances and appearing by
Med the cause that It Is resident OF the State
Of vrginis-o motion Of le plaintiff by its
ordered that It here within month after due
publication of this order and do what may he necessary
protect its interests and that copy Of said order be
forthwith inserted In newspaper pubshed IN the city
Wheeling four successive weeks and posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county the FIRST
day County Court, held said county. 81
"A copy-Teste ..,...e. ~
TPcndletOn sol. for commit feb4:W4t
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ARRESTED.

BALrIMoRE, Feb. 19.-V. S. Ludwig, formerly
editor of a German paper III this city, was ar
rested in Savannah on Friday as an abolition
agent He was notified to leave the city under
penalty of coat of tar and feathers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Now World Nnrket,

New YORK Feb. I9.-Flour has a declining tendency;
sales at s6,so@G45 for state; Southern
ing sales 7OUO bushels at T4c for mixed. Provisions firm
Lard buOyant at lac. Whisky steady at 29c. -#7 :
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IN STORE and for sale at reduced prices the following
Il articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and pRIn
Vases, SETS Five different qualities
Also Fcners, Ash Pans Coal Scuttes, Toilet Stop
buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxcs Tea Corn pop
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
kets Of various patterns Side Irons Ance Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers:
WAI IiEBGRN
deco No. 81 Monroe Street.
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MARRIEI

On the 10th inst by Rev John Scott, p. W. MoSBLECE
A. H. professor of languages in Bethany College, Va,
Miss MARGARET REDMOND, of Washington, Pa.
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[pendletoa sol. for eoInpl,tl. -. fsbt:E9t

i5s55f IN CHANGERY. 49, q : I
TIRGINIA :At Rules heldfn the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, oF the month OF Febr
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ODD FELLOWS -DlRECTOEY

ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
virsinius Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
JOSEPH FORSYTH, n. G.; B. " Cstrr, Secretary.
FrHnkIIn Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOveevery
Monday evening. AlooRnKAD, N. G.. W. p Nc
Kelley, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-11eets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. JOHN wEtsoKRBEk, N. o. John
4SaIade, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 59-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy streets
SAMSON suAnRorr, N. e.; John TnOJUrl, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Meets above every
Friday evening. MAXWELL, u. e.; W W. Badnehurd
Secretary.
Abrnn's EucnmPment No. 4 Meets at the
Hail, Market Monroe streets, the 'rstand third
Tuesday evenings ofescf month"; w,t ztSK, C. p; s. VI.
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell Encnmpmeut No. 3 4.-NTeets as
above the and FOURTH Tuesday evenings of each
month. CHARLES DIcKMAx, G. p; N. SSeger, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge No 1OI.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and the gst and third Mon
day evenings of each month. G. ". SGnrs W. NJ; Ateo
dnder Ldu9hiia, Secretary. rrf5al-
Wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-SIeets above on
the and laird Thursday evenings OF each MONTH f. al
BRESrLIxGEa, W. NJ; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets MS
the second Monday evening Of eaehmon VIC
scorr, II. p; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. 1.-Meets as
above fourth Monday evening OF each month. W.J
BATES, G. c., a. Loriu0, Recorder.
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FRnM NIl,ARAGmA

IIlVNI N INIAItth0 UlA. \
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1s.-CoI. Pidlcr, of thu
Nicaragnan army, who returned on the Texas
badly wounded, confirms the news as to the sue
cesses of Walker and the movements of Col.
Titus and Lockridge.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST

THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER.
sample Number. FnrnisEed Gratis.
ID EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Apply 20 the publishers,
DEACON & PETERSON,
inr2s-w:st 66 South Thrill St. Phiada.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
P1rTsBuRGu, Feb. l9.-River feet 2 inches,
at stand. Weather wet.
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George Savage.

~. j = =
The object this IS to jon the defendant and an
others concerne from further proceedings judgnsnt
the County Court OF OHIO COnrty, accorded te 9Th
day Of December, 1855 by Tie defendant asanlt the eor
plhinant los dollars with interest Of suit
Ga the H Etier order OF this Court.
me defendant not having entered bis appearance, and
appearing from nflavtt filed 1t the he
resilient Of thu State o. motion Of tue plalnti
by his attorney 1t Is ordered that he appear here within
the publication Of this order,
what be to protect his interest In tbs suit
and that copy Of this 0pder he forthwith inserted
newspaper published In the city Wheeling
eessve weeks and posted At the front door pf the Court
House Of Ohio county die dFst day Of the County
Court 4 eopy-sTsSlt: ALoNZ0 sL0HIN5, CLERK.
[Good sol for eomPftl feh5-E4
WIRGISIA s. s-BF0oke cireqti COaEt. August Term;
George Cats, 4s
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